Ayurveda

Returning to Your Natural Rhythm

Ayurveda is an ancient holistic wellness tradition rooted in the understanding that each person has their own unique constitution, rhythms, and needs.

Rather than simply addressing what is happening on the surface, Ayurveda encourages us to look at the whole person—our routines, nourishment, environment, seasons, stress, rest, movement, and the ways we move through daily life.

Kym brings Ayurvedic wisdom into her work in an approachable, grounded way.

Through Ayurvedic-inspired sessions and practices, she helps clients explore what balance may look like for their body rather than following a universal definition of wellness.

Depending on the offering, sessions may incorporate Ayurvedic principles, intentional bodywork, oils, grounding practices, seasonal recommendations, breath, movement, and self-care rituals designed to continue beyond the treatment room.

Buccal Facial Massage

Sculpt • Release • Restore

A deeply therapeutic approach to facial massage that works both externally and from inside the mouth to access muscles that traditional facial massage cannot easily reach.

Using gloved intraoral techniques alongside intentional facial, jaw, neck, and scalp work, buccal massage can help release deeply held tension throughout the jaw and face while encouraging circulation and creating a beautifully sculpted, relaxed appearance.

This is not simply a beauty treatment.

It is intentional bodywork for an area of the body where so many of us unknowingly hold stress.

Especially beautiful for anyone craving deeper jaw, facial, and neck release or wanting to experience facial massage from an entirely different perspective.

Therapeutic + Ayurvedic Bodywork

Every body arrives with a different story.

Kym's bodywork sessions blend therapeutic massage with her understanding of Ayurveda and holistic wellness to create treatments centered around what you need in that moment.

Sessions may incorporate flowing therapeutic touch, intentional oils, grounding techniques, breath, Ayurvedic influences, and nervous-system-focused care.

Rather than following the exact same sequence each time, treatments can evolve alongside you, your body, and even the season you're moving through.

Yoga + Restorative Movement

Kym's approach to yoga is centered around connection rather than perfection.

Her classes invite you to slow down, breathe, move intentionally, and become more curious about what your body needs.

Offerings may include gentle yoga, restorative practices, breathwork, meditation, sound, and classes inspired by Ayurvedic principles and the changing seasons.

Some classes are quiet and deeply grounding.

And some involve baby goats.

BAA-Maste Baby Goat Yoga

Yoga. Cider. Baby Goats.

Yes, really.

Kym also leads BAA-Maste Goat Yoga at Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse in Poulsbo—a playful community yoga experience combining movement, laughter, cider, and some very enthusiastic four-legged assistants.

Come stretch, sip, laugh, and attempt to find your inner peace while baby goats wander, bounce, snuggle, and occasionally decide that your yoga mat belongs to them.

It's wellness without taking wellness too seriously.

Upcoming BAA-Maste Goat Yoga
Thursdays
6:00–7:00 PM
Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse • Poulsbo
$40 per person

Sound Healing

Slow Down. Listen. Receive.

Sound has a way of reaching places that words cannot.

Kym's sound healing experiences use vibration, resonant instruments, meditation, breath, and intentional stillness to create an immersive environment for deep rest.

Sessions are designed to give the nervous system permission to soften and the mind an opportunity to become quiet.

Sound healing may be offered through private sessions, yoga experiences, intimate group gatherings, or seasonal workshops.